solaris | Handle dependencies between related terraform | Infrastructure Automation library

This is similar to this question about Java 1.6. As the OP of that question, I have a Solaris on a SPARC v9 architecture (physical SUN Fire V445):

We have Spring java-based web applications which use log4j2.xml for logging messages to files, etc.

We now need to update our log4j2.xml configs in order to be able to do a ${a.b.c} web lookup inside them so that we can use a JVM custom property value as part of the log file's name which the loggers log messages to. "a.b.c" is a JVM custom property name in IBM WAS9.0. However, when we deploy the apps, the log4j2 configurations fail to recognize any web lookup related stuff. The file created to log messages to is simply created with the name ${a.b.c} and no messages are actually logged in them. I have log4j-api, log4j-core, log4j-web in pom.xml.

I have read various docs online related to log4j2 web lookups when running in 3.0 servlets but I still can't see what the problem might be in our configurations. And I don't know what to look for in the log4j's trace logs in order to see what it is that we are missing.

Our Stack:

Spring 4.3.x Solaris Java 8 IBM WAS9.0 log4j-2.17.0 (log4j-api, log4j-core, log4j-web all in classpath)

So im trying to create a relocatable elf binary with c. I don't want to use and libraries or anything like that. I have some code already that i have been writing. This has been the resource i have been reading: https://refspecs.linuxfoundation.org/elf/gabi4+/ch4.eheader.html . i have got the elf headers looking correct. Im just getting errors when it comes to sections and section headers. This is my main code

Recently I upgraded my SourcePro to 2021 Version and during RCB setup when it prompts me to select C++ dialect, I selected the only option available i.e. C++14. After the setup I started compiling Tuxedo code and currently facing the following errors in multiple files say about 200-250 files in my Tuxedo project, and below are the details of my Solaris OS and the compiler.

uname -a:

SunOS nzdrb12z 5.11 11.4.40.107.3 sun4v sparc sun4v non-global-zone

cc -V:

cc: Studio 12.6 Sun C 5.15 SunOS_sparc 2017/05/30

Error: app/sdasup/home/mhp/source/develop/bc/include/bcIControlBlock.h", line 34: Error: Narrowing conversion of 'int' value to 'short' is not allowed here. "/app/sdasup/home/mhp/source/develop/bc/include/bcIPControlBlockTran.h", line 48: Error: Narrowing conversion of 'int' value to 'short' is not allowed here. "/app/sdasup/home/mhp/source/develop/bc/include/bcIPConnectionParam.h", line 44: Error: Narrowing conversion of 'int' value to 'short' is not allowed here. "/app/sdasup/home/mhp/source/develop/bc/include/bcMwServicesGuid.h", line 15: Error: Narrowing conversion of 'int' value to 'short' is not allowed here. "/app/sdasup/home/mhp/source/develop/bc/include/bcMwServicesGuid.h", line 34: Error: Narrowing conversion of 'int' value to 'short' is not allowed here. "/app/sdasup/home/mhp/source/develop/bc/include/bcMwServicesGuid.h", line 36: Error: Narrowing conversion of 'int' value to 'short' is not allowed here. "/app/sdasup/home/mhp/source/develop/bc/include/bcMwServicesGuid.h", line 41: Error: Narrowing conversion of 'int' value to 'short' is not allowed here. "/app/sdasup/home/mhp/source/develop/bc/include/bcMwServicesGuid.h", line 45: Error: Narrowing conversion of 'int' value to 'short' is not allowed here.

Suppose I chose the first error message file to open bcIControlBlock.h and the line number 34 points to the following code,

Consider these awk commands:

Running in a different OS, but actually macOS: https://github.com/vmactions/solaris-vm

OS: Ubuntu 20.04.3 LTS

I am currently install the languageserver packages on R, to use the R VS Code extension.

But when I execute the install.packages("languageserver") in R with the Ubuntu's terminal, I have this error:

I am trying to update a Solaris 11.4 box from SRU36 to SRU37 but I am receiving errors due to conflicting attributes.

The package path for SRU36 seems to be missing "/so" from the path but I am unsure as to where this information is pulled from in order to try to alter it, if possible.

I'm writing a function that mimics the ssh command host completion; the main difference being that it uses the hosts of the xyz.com domain found in ~/.ssh/known_hosts for the completion.

Here is the function: